Restored high-contrast geometric marquetry. Repolished espresso-stained beech and maple burl inlays to a mirror finish.

Stripped and refinished to highlight the natural "Tiger Oak" grain. Deep-cleaned ornate brass scroll hinges and restored relief-carved floral gallery.

Refinishing mixed-media pieces requires a bit of extra care, and this masking phase is where our attention to detail really shines. We take the time to meticulously wrap and protect every inch of the original upholstery with surgical precision. It’s a patient process, but it’s the only way to guarantee a factory-smooth finish on the metal frames while keeping the fabric absolutely pristine. We believe the steps you don't see are just as important as the ones you do.

Full restoration of oak slats and embossed tin. Polished original brass hardware and stabilized the curved wood frame.

This stage represents the most critical phase of the restoration, and it’s truly what sets our work apart. We spend a significant amount of time hand-stripping and sanding to reveal and preserve those delicate carvings and original edges. It’s a slow, steady process, but it’s the only way to ensure the details stay crisp and clean before we move on to the new finish.

Architectural restoration of a double-entry system. Stripped years of weathered varnish and applied a UV-resistant, marine-grade finish. Polished original brass mortise hardware and mail slot.